Wideband and High Gain Horn Antenna with Lens and Wedge Ridge

This article presents a study on the optimal aperture angle for the ultrawideband TEM horn with the dielectric filling. The electromagnetic simulation is performed at a wide range of frequencies and angles. Comparison of the considered parameters, such as radiation pattern and voltage standing wave ratio of the horn with and without dielectric filling allows defining optimal angles of the antenna.

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An ultrawideband TEM horn with dielectric filling characteristics investigation with the dependence on an aperture angle

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Усков

Lysenko

et al. 2022

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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Wideband and High Gain Horn Antenna with Lens and Wedge Ridge

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An ultrawideband TEM horn with dielectric filling characteristics investigation with the dependence on an aperture angle

An ultrawideband TEM horn with dielectric filling characteristics investigation with the dependence on an aperture angle

A performance enhanced P- and L-band double-ridged horn antenna

A Half-Biconical Antenna With Enhanced Unidirectional Radiation Using Irregular Dielectric Lens

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